Pokemon Quest Recipes

Are you ready to catch them all, again? Released in 2018, Pokemon Quest significantly varies from other entries in the now nearly 30-year-old franchise – mainly thanks to its voxel-based graphical style. But don’t worry, the gameplay loop remains as addictive as ever.

If you’re new to the world of Pokemon Quest, you’re probably very confused by the recipes system. Below we’ll try to shed some light on how it works.

Also, don’t forget to check our tier lists on the best Pokemon (there, you can also create & share your own lists too).

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Simple Recipes in Pokemon Quest

Overall, there are 18 dishes you can make to attract new pokemon. You simply put relevant ingredients in each of the 5 slots. Ok, let’s get to know these recipes:

• Mulligan Stew – any combination of ingredients (that doesn’t meet the requirements of other recipes). Example: x2 Tiny Mushroom and x3 Fossil. Attracts normal-type pokemon (like Rattata).
  
• Red Stew – any combination of at least x4 slots filled with red ingredients. Examples: x5 Big Root or x4 Tiny Mushroom & x1 Balm Mushroom. Attracts red pokemon (like Charmander or Voltorb).
  
• Blue Soda – any combination of at least x4 blue ingredients. Examples: x5 Bulk Berry or x4 Icy Rock & x1 Balm Mushroom. Attracts blue pokemon (like Squirtle or Ditto).
  
• Yellow Curry – any combination of at least x4 yellow ingredients. Examples: x1 Big Root & 4x Apricorn or x4 Honey & x1 Big Root. Attracts yellow pokemon (like Pikachu or Meowth).
  
• Grey Porridge – any combination of at least x4 grey ingredients. Examples: x2 Balm Mushroom, x2 Fossil & x1 Icy Rock or x4 Balm Mushroom & x1 Icy Rock. Attracts grey pokemon (like Jigglypuff or Gastly).

How Recipes Work in Pokemon Quest

Ok, now let’s move on to recipes focused on more straightforward types of pokemon. Each of the ingredients has specific traits. For example, Tiny Mushroom is not only ‘red’ and ‘small’, but also belongs to the family of ‘mushrooms’, which gives it ‘soft’ properties.

In the in-game cooking menu, Watt a Risotto’s description reads:

“Ingredients: A whole lot of soft things and a lot of yellow [things].”

‘A whole lot’ means 4 slots, ‘a lot’ indicates 3 slots, ‘a few’ 2 slots, and ‘a little’ – yup, simply 1 slot. So, to prepare Watt a Risotto you need a combination like x2 Tiny Mushrooms (that are ‘soft’), x1 Apricorn (that is ‘yellow’, but not ‘soft’), and x2 Honey (it’s both ‘soft’ and ‘yellow’). This mixture consists of 4 ‘soft’ things and 3 ‘yellow’ ones.

Advanced Recipes in Pokemon Quest

Ok, enough theory, time for some practice:

• Watt a Risotto – any combination of at least x4 soft and x3 yellow ingredients. Example: x2 Big Root and x3 Honey. Attracts electric pokemon (like Pikachu or Voltorb).
  
• Mouth-watering Dip – any combination of at least x4 soft and x3 blue ingredients. Examples: x3 Icy Rock & x2 Balm Mushroom or x3 Bulk Berry, x1 Balm Mushroom & 1x Apricorn. Attracts water pokemon (like Squirtle or Kabuto).
  
• Plain Crepe – any combination of at least x3 sweet and x2 grey ingredients. Examples: x3 Bulk Berry & x2 Fossil or x3 Honey & x2 Balm Mushroom. Attracts normal-type pokemon (like Rattata or Snorlax).
  
• Sludge Soup – any combination of at least x4 mushrooms and x3 soft ingredients. Examples: x1 Rainbow Matter, x1 Tiny Mushroom & x3 Balm Mushroom or x2 Tiny Mushroom, x1 Icy Rock & x2 Balm Mushroom. Attracts poison pokemon (like Weedle or Gastly).
  
• Mud Pie – any combination of at least x2 mineral and x3 soft ingredients. Examples: x3 Tiny Mushroom & x2 Fossil or x2 Icy Rock & x3 Balm Mushroom. Attracts ground pokemon (like Diglett or Rhyhorn).
  
• Veggie Smoothie – any combination of at least x4 plants and x2 soft ingredients. Examples: x3 Apricorn, x1 Big Root & x1 Tiny Mushroom or x3 Big Root, x1 Rainbow Matter. & 1x Apricorn. Attracts grass pokemon (like Paras or Tangela).
  
• Honey Nectar – any combination of at least x4 sweet and x3 yellow ingredients. Example: x3 Honey, x1 Bulk Berry & 1x Rainbow Matter. Attracts bug pokemon (like Weedle or Pinsir).
  
• Brain Food – any combination of at least x3 sweet and x2 hard ingredients. Example: x1 Bulk Berry, x1 Apricorn, x1 Icy Rock & x2 Honey. Attracts psychic pokemon (like Mr. Mime or Jynx).
  
• Stone Soup – any combination of at least x4 hard and x2 mineral ingredients. Example: x3 Apricorn and x2 Fossil. Attracts rock pokemon (like Geodude or Aerodactyl).
  
• Light-as-Air Casserole – any combination of at least x3 mineral and x2 plant ingredients. Example: x2 Big Root and x3 Fossil. Attracts flying pokemon (like Pidgey or Doduo).
  
• Hot Pot a la Cube – any combination of at least x3 mushrooms and x1 red ingredients. Example: x2 Big Root and x3 Balm Mushroom. Attracts fire pokemon (like Vulpiux or Magmar).
  
• Get Swole Syrup – any combination of at least x3 sweet and x2 mushroom ingredients. Example: x1 Tiny Mushroom, x1 Bulk Berry, x1 Balm Mushroom & x2 Honey. Attracts fighting pokemon (like Mankey or Machop).
  
• Ambrosia of Legends – any combination of at least x1 mystical ingredients. Example: x2 Tiny Mushroom, x2 Bulk Berry & x1 Mystical Shell. Attracts legendary pokemon (like Mewtwo or Zapdos).

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